My daughter just about to finish her 6th grade year here and I couldn't be anymorepleased with this school. The principal is Laura Springer, and she is so down to earth and caring. She knows all of the students by their names and is very easy to contact when needed. I grew up in the Irving school
... Read more district and well I will just say it wasn't the best experience for me. I do not know the individual situations of the parents that gave a negative review, but every school is going to have some problems. My daughter is half hispanic and hasn't had any racial issues or trouble making friends. It is quite a diverse environment tbh. I have not heard anything about drugs! The teachers are top quality and care aboit the students. I am looking forward to the next two years to come and give this school an A+! Read less
Posted by a parent on 06/04/09
East is an outstanding school. Teachers and administrators have high expectations of students and each other and they care about the students. The school and individual students do well academically. The environment in the school is positive and upbeat. Students and teachers want to be there.
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Posted by a parent on 03/24/09
I will not recommend this school to anyone. Teachers are inefficient and expect students to self-study. The new principal has poor leadership skills and is no better than the previous principal. We are not going to continue in this school next year. Do not move into this school district.
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Posted by a parent on 05/24/08
My child is in 8th grade and this has been one of the best experiences for her. The leadership at this school is second to none. They truly care about the kids and it has a very welcoming feeling to the school. Their test scores among the best in the state. As one of the students told the principal,
... Read more I feel safe and loved here. I couldn't have said it any better. Go East! Read less
Posted by a parent on 05/15/08
I am a current 8th grader at the school. I think that it is a good school, especially since we got a new principal. Together they make East a great place to be and here they care and ask for your opinions, and listen. There are some problems that are caused by the students. And what school doesn't have
... Read more problems? . The teachers are awesome. I have met some of the best teachers I will ever have here at East. They do have high expectations because they want you to strive to do well. It also depends on the classes, if you sign up for Pre-ap or GT they will expect more of you than the students who attend regular classes. Personally I am signed up for the hardest classes and I find it easy. But CMSE is a place of wonderful oppurtunties and great people. Read less
Posted by a student on 04/09/08
Absolutely horrible. It is a numbers gamewith this school. They don't care about the Children. The school has a horrible drug problem, and they just turn a blind eye to it. I spoke with a school administrator who said every school has a drug problem. Doesn't that sound a little like a drug dealer saying
... Read more 'well they are going to get it somewhere anyway'. Read less
Posted by a parent on 03/28/08
CMS East provides a positive environment for my child. The teachers and administration set high expectations for the kids in a very caring fashion. Their are many excellent extra curricular activities for all types of kids.
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Posted by a parent on 09/30/07
My daughter went to this school. To me, its a lot of racial issues to where kids don't know how to accept other kids. However, the teachers are pretty good.
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Posted by a parent on 07/24/07
This school is wonderful! It teaches kids how far to push themselves. It has wonderful teachers. I highly recommend it.
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Posted by a former student on 05/19/07
Parents, please proceed with caution. The leadership is slipping. I have known about Coppell schools for a long time and moved to this area just for the school district. Well, I had the worst experience of my life. They push these kids to their limits and there are safety issues as well. Beware!
... Read more I will not put my child through another year at this school. Teachers are above average, however. Read less
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Coppell schools — Coppell Middle School East is located at 400 Mockingbird Ln, Coppell TX 75019. 400 Mockingbird Ln is in the 75019 ZIP code in Coppell, TX The school district for Coppell Middle School East is the Coppell Independent School District. Coppell Middle School East is a Public school that serves grade levels 6 - 8.
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